A Young Lawyer’s Legal Journey
14 June 2026
Entering the legal profession is often described as a milestone, but for many young lawyers it can also feel like
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From The Hague to the World: Reflections on Building a Career in International Law
27 April 2026
Every so often, I receive a message from a student asking how to start out in international law. I remember
Understanding the criminal/corporate cross over in human trafficking and modern slavery in Zanzibar as an access to justice issue
27 April 2026
Access to justice in Zanzibar must be understood, and re‑designed, with two specific categories of trafficked victims at its centre.
Vulnerable clients accused of international Crimes – Defence counsel’s unenviable task
25 February 2026
This month I have collaborated with Caitlyn Delaney, a former student I have mentored and then member of the Bahtijari
Women are dying to be free in Iran
16 January 2026
The struggle for a democratic Iran is no longer an abstract aspiration. It is a lived, organised, and increasingly visible
Medical Research and Organ Transplant Expansion in Xinjiang: A Human Rights Imperative
25 November 2025
Recent concerns over the expansion of organ transplant facilities in Xinjiang, China have reignited serious human rights concerns, particularly regarding
Can Kmart lead on remedying Modern Slavery?
20 September 2025
Australians love Kmart: The discount retailer has carved out a place in the hearts of people across the nation due
Criminal Bar: “Putting workload before justice”
12 July 2025
In a new article for the Justice Gap, Felicity points out that the Criminal Bar Association’s position on Joint Enterprise,
Felicity speaks on, ‘Child Rights: Camps, Cages, Walls and Wire?’
5 December 2019
(Panel discussion, ICJV and Deakin University, 16 October 2019) More info here
Book launch at ANZSIL conference – Felicity’s chapter on visibility of women in international law
13 August 2019
Read more on the conference here and for further information on the book, click here.
Felicity instructed in challenge relating to women and children in Syria
13 August 2019
Read article here
Felicity teaches a Modern Slavery Unit at Deakin University
13 August 2019
Read article on Deakin website here
Sentencing in a recent terrorism matter where Felicity defended online
13 August 2019
Watch here and news report here
Felicity’s article in The Times on non-prosecution of county lines drug dealers who are also victims of human trafficking
13 August 2019
Read the article here.
Felicity’s interview on World Today discussing human trafficking risks in gambling
13 August 2019
Listen to the interview here.
Our CLANT paper on the successful mercy petition for Zak Grieve is now online
13 August 2019
Read the paper here.
Felicity’s Book Reviews with a woman theme for The Times Law section
13 August 2019
You can read the reviews here
Felicity speaks at the NZ Criminal Bar Conference on Life After Jogee
13 August 2019
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